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Small Businesses Led by GW Community Members Join in Commencement Celebrations Preparation
As the George Washington University prepares for this year’s commencement celebrations, university leaders are working on final touches and surprises to recognize graduates for all their hard work...
Introducing the 32nd Cohort of Presidential Fellows
The George Washington University has announced the three graduating seniors selected for the 2021-23 Presidential Fellowship cohort....
The Plan Is the Point for Elizabeth Warren
By Ruth Steinhardt
Elizabeth Warren was a mother with a career as a special education teacher behind her when she became a lawyer, then a law professor, then the Democratic senator from...
How Responsible Artificial Intelligence Is Shaping the Future
By Briahnna Brown
Developing responsible artificial intelligence is about more than just good engineering, said Alka Patel, chief of responsible AI with the U.S. Department of Defense’s...
GW Debate Club Wins National Championship
By Tatyana Hopkins
The George Washington University American Parliamentary Debate Society, the university’s only student-run debate club, has won the 2021 American Parliamentary Debate...
SEAS Faculty Spotlight: A Decade of Developments in Cardiac Optogenetics
The year 2020 marked a decade of developments in cardiac optogenetics, a biological technique combined with optics,...
CNN Gift Propels Environmental Media Initiative
In revolutionizing television news, Cable News Network (CNN) founder Ted Turner earned a reputation as a pioneer in global media and journalism. And as a philanthropist, he focused the world’s...
Creating Space for Asian American Stories
By Willona Sloan
A keynote event Friday with Ocean Vuong, a Vietnamese American poet and author, and Arden Cho, a Korean American actor, producer and musician, capped GW's Asian and...
COVID-19’s Social, Psychological and Cultural Impact
By B.L. Wilson
In commemoration of the 200th year of the founding of the George Washington University, the Columbian College of Arts and Sciences hosted a virtual discussion on...
First-Gen Students Will Graduate with Pride
By Briahnna Brown
For Skye Blanks, being a first-generation college student is all about giving back.
The George Washington University senior from Keyport, N.J., takes every...
